Meta's all encompassing metaverse will require people to... actually buy VR headsets and future AR gear.
The company said Apple's new privacy changes were to blame for some of its woes this past financial quarter.
On this week's episode of Gadgettes, Gizmodo's consumer tech team womansplains Meta's Metaverse—and how the Facebook Papers are involved.
We're keeping a live tally of the documents whistleblower Frances Haugen released, known as the 'Facebook Papers.'
The ongoing 'Facebook Papers' document leaks include a lot of internal company lingo. We rounded up some key examples.
Once again, Facebook/Meta-owned platforms appear to be having problems.
Weirdly, there's no Squid Games, which seems like an easy home run.
The move comes more than a decade after Facebook first rolled out face-detecting tech onto its social network.
The publishers are largely products of the political right and have a combined 186 million followers on major social media networks.
The company is carrying out a limited test of a tips feature. In order to qualify, TikTokers must have at least 100,000 followers and be in "good standing."
The second half of 2021 has not been kind to tech giants that rely on ad targeting thanks to Apple's App Tracking Transparency policy.
The feature adds an extra layer of security as well as privacy from prying eyes when browsing your other pics.
You'd have to be a real piece of shit to target low income countries like Papua New Guinea during a pandemic.
Internal documents from the company's response team reveal the failed algorithms and reporting issues that were overhauled in the wake of the brutal shooting.
Internal documents suggest that Facebook's proposed approach for weathering PR crises isn't much of an approach at all.
Project In-Between can fill in the gaps to turn a series of photos into short animations.
You no longer need to be verified or have a ton of followers.
Google has announced new policies around demonetizing channels that publish so-called 'kids' content' that's overly promotional or features bad behavior.
Masking was once a painstaking photo-editing process. Now it's instantaneous.
Facebook is facing perhaps the worst news cycle of its existence, but that hasn't stopped the money from pouring in.
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